Discover how missing HTTP headers are putting UK SMEs at risk and how SME Cyber Solution's free tool can help. Liverpool, UK - April 2025 UK small and mid-sized businesses are facing a sharp rise in website
Finance companies are at the heart of the UK economy, handling vast amounts of data and capital every second. In a sector where speed and accuracy are crucial, companies rely on powerful data systems to store,
HTTP security headers are your first line of defence against all sorts of threats. They tell browsers how to behave, preventing common attacks like clickjacking, cross-site scripting (XSS) and man-in-the-middle attacks. While server-level configuration offers robust control,
Shodan Exposes BAS Systems Back on Shodan again, this time highlighting the potential risks to building automation systems. By BAS I'm refering to HVAC systems, lighting controls, security cameras, all the stuff that keeps everything running smoothly
The map shows vulnerabilities for healthcare companies in London Healthcare is one of the prime targets for cyber attacks including ransomware for a number of reasons including: the amount of sensitive data stored by healthcare companies the
Businesses of Brighton - Is This You? RDP is too easy a target This post highlights a concerning security issue: the exposure of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) servers, in Brighton specifically. Using the IoT search engine Shodan,
Contrary to popular belief, cyber attacks are not exclusively targeted at large corporations. Indeed, a recent study revealed that 43% of all cyberattacks target small businesses. Financial Implications The financial repercussions of cyberattacks on SMEs are significant.
In 2025, the cybersecurity landscape is expected to be more challenging than ever. Here are five of the biggest threats that businesses and individuals need to prepare for: 1. AI-Powered AttacksArtificial Intelligence (AI) is a double-edged sword.
In 2024, the UK experienced a series of significant cyberattacks targeting public services, private corporations, and critical infrastructure. These incidents exposed sensitive data, disrupted essential services, and highlighted vulnerabilities in outdated systems, third-party dependencies, and weak cybersecurity
Cybersecurity has become a critical priority, not just for businesses and individuals, but for governments seeking to safeguard their economies and national security. In response to escalating cyber threats, the European Union has taken a bold step
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